Some companies make goggles specifically for wearing over glasses. Larger frame depth I imagine.bg. said:I'm going hunting by snowmobile for caribou up in northern Quebec. Usually we wear googles while driving the sleds. For the past few years that I've gone I used my Oakley MX goggles with double lens.
Recently I got some glasses for distance vision, I'm also realizing how much better my vision is with glasses.
The glasses kinda fit under my goggles, but they're a bit squished on my face. Any one have any suggetions? Do disposable contacts work? Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks!
You're right, I use goggles over glasses when I'm commuting on cold days, and fogging of the glasses (not goggles) happens a lot, and a real pain.Scarpa said:Even with goggles designed to fit over glasses you'll have problems with the glasses fogging up. The best option by far is to get some disposable contact. I only wear contacts during snowboard season, and only when I'm boarding. They have daily disposables that you can open in the morning, throw away in the afternoon. Saves the hassle of maintaining them.
but you also have to understand that contacts isn't an option for some. I'm in the process of getting glasses, and my opt. told me contacts wouldn't work for my case.Scarpa said:Even with goggles designed to fit over glasses you'll have problems with the glasses fogging up. The best option by far is to get some disposable contact. I only wear contacts during snowboard season, and only when I'm boarding. They have daily disposables that you can open in the morning, throw away in the afternoon. Saves the hassle of maintaining them.
Well if you've got the cash you can get RX sunglasses. Oakley has prescription options and there's a company called Zeal Optics that also does prescription sunglasses. I want a Zeal frame with some interchangable RX lenses myself but I don't have the cash.Acadian said:but you also have to understand that contacts isn't an option for some. I'm in the process of getting glasses, and my opt. told me contacts wouldn't work for my case.
does the dish soap trick work with goggle lenses? they all say not to use soap to clean them, I was thinking it may damage the lense.DMay said:This is the only way to go-
http://www.gearguys.com/700037.html
I used these for years riding Motorcycle Harescrambles in steamy midwestern summers and snowy winters,no fog whatsoever.
Otherwise,smear dishsoap onto your glasses lens inside and out,buff them clean once it dries,better than no-fog solutions sold
DON"T use Rain-Ex! major fogging!
By the way,I'm the sweatiest mofo I know,and I'd fog glasses up in the desert.
I did it,but I didn't mind replacing lens often,they'd get scratched up quickly anywayRTM said:does the dish soap trick work with goggle lenses? they all say not to use soap to clean them, I was thinking it may damage the lense.
